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July 04, 2012
Kalam: 'Gandhi Opted Out'
A new book suggests Sonia Gandhi’s prime ministerial ambitions were not the victim of xenophobia, writes Rajeev Sharma.
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Kalam: 'Gandhi Opted Out'
June 28, 2012
Singh Gets Oil Price Boost
Falling oil prices have allowed India to cut the price of petrol. Manmohan Singh will be a happy man.
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Singh Gets Oil Price Boost
June 27, 2012
Iran’s Oil and U.S.-India Ties
India’s oil imports from Iran have strained ties with the U.S. But they’ve worked things out for now.
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Iran’s Oil and U.S.-India Ties
June 26, 2012
The Taliban and Fear
A Taliban attack at a hotel in Kabul is set to reinforce growing fear over Western troop withdrawals.
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The Taliban and Fear
June 25, 2012
India's Misguided Autonomy
“Strategic autonomy” is the buzz phrase in Indian foreign policy these days. But it hasn’t served India well.
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India's Misguided Autonomy
June 22, 2012
Could Mukherjee Win Backfire?
Pranab Mukherjee looks set to win India’s presidential election. But will a win backfire for the UPA?
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Could Mukherjee Win Backfire?
June 20, 2012
Taliban in India "Warning"
The Taliban’s praise for India’s “snubbing” of the U.S. should do nothing to put Indian minds at ease.
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Taliban in India "Warning"
June 19, 2012
NDA in Disarray Over Presidency
The BJP-led NDA looks increasingly fragmented as debate intensifies about who should run for president.
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NDA in Disarray Over Presidency
June 14, 2012
Bengal Tiger for President?
With fears of a Congress drubbing at the next election, Sonia Gandhi may opt for Pranab Mukherjee as president.
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Bengal Tiger for President?
June 13, 2012
India’s Risky Neo-Nonalignment
The principles of nonalignment seem to be making a backdoor return to Indian foreign policy. It’s bad for the country.
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India’s Risky Neo-Nonalignment
June 09, 2012
India Extends Development Hand
India’s diplomatic reach is being felt further afield these days. Development partnerships are a key tool.
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India Extends Development Hand
June 06, 2012
Team Anna Discord
Not all of social activist Anna Hazare’s supporters seem happy with some of Team Anna’s corruption claims.
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Team Anna Discord
June 04, 2012
India Pushes Burma Angle
There are good strategic reasons for India’s decision to court Burma. Manmohan Singh’s trip is just the start.
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India Pushes Burma Angle
June 01, 2012
India's Grim Outlook
India’s government appears adrift and bereft of ideas. It is doing the economy’s prospects no good at all.
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India's Grim Outlook
May 31, 2012
Is India a U.S. Cyber Ally?
Concerned about China, the U.S. may be tempted to turn to India as a cyber ally. But India is far from perfect.
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Is India a U.S. Cyber Ally?
May 30, 2012
U.S., Pakistan's Differing Goals
Pakistan still wants a U.S. apology for the deaths of 24 soldiers. But the two nations have very different goals.
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U.S., Pakistan's Differing Goals
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